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Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

The annuaTSNic mic Of the Moss Rose
Assembly will( given at the Soheut
zen Park on Deopration Day, May &c.
and as 1T 10 LED holiday the.e will
no doubt be q urge crowd present.
Prof. A.hsrt cc ,ohestra has been
which vi be composed Of the
latest and d j popul arsir which Mr..
Albert has 9secured for this occasion.
The cow16toe<e will spare no pains tc
mako the eJSnt or joyable, and those
who attend alp sure to have a day of
solid enjoyment. The best of order will
prevail, and the con- mittee would be
pleased 70 sec oil their friends present
The tickets are only IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Business and Property Boom
Over 18th ST., bridge.

Public sale c, 80 dwelling and manufactur-
ing lots, and OF one good Dricz dwelling on
lsading ree.s aad many Of them on high,
solid groun6, on
SATURDAY, MAY -, 1857,
On the prem ises, Wilmington, Del, OF p.
m. sharp. All to he positively sold without
postpon epent Withdrawal or underbidding.
land by The r, W. 4 b; r. X. Co. as an ex-
tensive Eat Yard for the now building short
cutoff road, the expected removal OF the RE-
pair shops Of the Company to that locality,
the new Pullman Palace Car Works, III Begvs
\ Almond new Pipe and Tile Works, the
Pickles new foundry, now und rconslruction,
many new dwellings OF an excellent class late
| ~ hui I, and many now arranged for during
1857, with church, school, horse railroad, aud
other facilities, have really inaugurated a
dwellings rentr adlly ut full rates, and many
more are wanted. Must not all these proper
ties advance largely and quickly?
The sale will begin at 4 p. m, sharp, with
No. /, and proceed mainly In the order OF
numbering. The Two story brick dwell ng,
| No. 1905 Head street, with rooms and bath,
lot lixs5, with IT, alley in rear, will be Bold
about i.sOp. IN. Omnibus Will leave Seventh
AMI Market streets, at 10 p M,
| TERMS OF SALE:-For the lots 20 pei
cent. cash as forfeit money, and the balance
| in notes with approved endor,ers, equally Ill.
vide, at and months bearing Interest from
| the day of sale, or subjec toa clear discount
| OF per cent when the whole Is paid in cash
Possession upon settlement. Taxes for 1857 tc
be uaid by the purchaser.
| For the dwelling: 500 may remain on mort
gage at legal interest for three years from thu
day OF sale, properly secured by Fire Jnsur'
| ance, and the balance in three equal parts OF
cash and notes with approved endorser, at
and months, with interest on notes from day
Of sale. Possc- sion of dwelling upon settle
mcnt, and from tenant upon one lnonth''
proper no ice. Rents pro-ratcd from day o
settlement. Taxes for 1867 to be paid by tn,
purchaser. Settlements in all cases to bt
made complete previous to the following Sat
urday, Nav -, at noon, otherwise 4 sale may
be declared void at the option Of the sellers.
HEALb & o.,
agent To eiiec. the sale
Central Exchange, Seventh ami MAIL q
Streets. ml4-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Masked Robbers in Delaunre

Shortly before midnight last n,eht
three masked men broke into James
Porter's farmhouse, seven miles from
Harrington, Kent County, and af er a
fight, In which ahots were Is ed on both
sides, oyerpoGered Porter aad his
wife, tied them to the bedpCste aud
went through the premises, occurring
%, 300 In cash and bonds, Then taking
Porter's horse and carriage they Grovs
away. Porter received a flight 1esl
wound In the melee.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

This m Irning Iaaac A nd erson, colored,
was charged At the city court with the
larceny Of S. from another colored man
named John Adams 1t was alleged
that Adams was drunk, and that
Anderson Took advantage OF his con
dition to pick his pocket. AS the
prisoner sad be could produce Wit
nesses TO snow that he lid not do 1t, the
case was postponed until this evening
and he was held in 1927 bail. Adams
WAS tined 81 and costs for drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Fifth Edition

Dots.
Ex.Governor stocklsv
at the CLAY ton House ,s,, was resi(
c, Rev; Adam steuele Of 1tn!
Church and Rev. j. Il B,vaon Union
sunday. 'A'hange pulH
r E s,S.s 9; A. osice, of Brand, ID
e. =. oeurch, will address ,h nus IVY
oon Temp GRANGE Assooi.,n,.e ne
rooms, No. 220 Market s,r,a N
afternoon, at 8 30 ''i'e''to-u
Williams 81 Hopklns. co, u
and Jefferson streets. h = lin liner 81
ols for any light mAnuf.c .pU%s
rate. val rent at
Webster q Cavender ,;,
nc sale on Thursday, Ma, - % zen
kessin, rs fine lot OF hor,. 40,
OF drivers aud wor he's ss con
offered In Delaware mis- , aa nav
The 1Olst annual con ssn n,vn,
Protestaot Eplsc pal Church ', ~
cese OF Delaware, viii r. ~
rbomAs' Church, Newark lure.
day, the LIST dag Of june. ~ ~, y
.. m. law a's
Mary w. Thompson. vida
iate Ezra Thompson, died at y.
dence In McClsllandsyi,le'A .. on y
last, In the 18th year Of no, a oA
remains were inferred on Tbnrl
the Friends burial grounds at s,'
vile, Pa, when services vera ~
60 ~ Rey. G. W. Pfettyns AND
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
breaking Up y fanl

A correspondent furnishe
long chapter under the heaa
in.iaw," IN regard to the orl
of q family through ou'sld
ence-the Young husband aot
work in the morning hopI
happy, and returning In me
and the hey of his door in M
neigh bors and his dwelling
nearly all its .drnilare' /.
what influence the "no'heF.i
erted in the ms,ter, bat he "
ought to he some punlshmen
insJrumentai in causing 50 mq
piness.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

There was the usual crop Of drulfs
at this mo, ning's session Of the city
court, which were disposed OF az FOL.
lows: Eldon Hagany was back agGiu,
and was sentenced 10 pay 81 and costs.
Thoma as Ginther, Isaac Fila aud Solo.
mon Blake were each fined 81 and coats.
Bernard Gallagher was fined 81 sud
costs for being drunk and disoideriy
and Michael l. Page was sentenc-d e
pay SO and costs for trespasa at 20. ]
school house.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

john Clifford, OF doa catcher fame,
reeiding at No. 10 Klund street, has
been cross. eyed II years, and becoming
somewhat tired looking at the world
croosedly, resolved to look straight for
the future. With this intent he ca HE'D
upon DR.. Wilbur az the Clayton House.
The genial doctor requested him TO be
seated, and before one could count a
hundred, Johns eyes were Strengthened
and he went on his way rejoicing.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

The rehearsal OF the Cal
"Esther" WAS very succss|
night, and tina performances
off next Wednesday and
evenings. The indications ar4
performance Will be u grand
The following Is the cast Of thl
Ahasherus, E, NJ. Zimmerms
Maria Gtevensou, Of Pat
Mordecai, w. Z. Walters; N
sister. Anna Starr; HaInap, y
Gall; Zeresh, Lucy Bsrnes; h
Bratton; high priest, Join NJ
sale OF reserved seats connen
II. Thomas 81 Co.'S this aflern
o'clock. No person will be
to reserve more than % seats
performance at one time.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Persons

Samuel Silver, Esq, of Esd Lion
Hundred, visited our City yesterday.
He reports that the prospect for good
wheat crop has greatly improved tie
past two weeks; the grass is growing
Hnely, indicating good crop Of hay;
the oats are rather abort but looking
green, and the corn that was planted
before the rain Is coming w nicely.
He suld his old wheat few days aso
for 81 per buehel.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Mammoth Sheets

The Sunday papers rival In size twt
average magazines. A special feature
TO morrow will be Jersey coast resorts
map showing every summer resort or
the coast; base ball ard sporting roteI
from all out door pastimes. Any Nav
York or Philadelphia Sunday paper oe
li7ered ny carrier.
FIRST & DAVIS, 313 Market st,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Getting Tonight.

There will he a joint meeting held
this evening by the mem bers of the
three conclaves of Heptasophs, or S. W.
M. at their hall in the Hardness Build.
ing. The meeting is by request OF Su
preme Archon JOSEPH Pyle. and every
memb Der of the order 10 earnestly re-.
quested to be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
The Cosoner's Inquest,

Coroner Barnhill, at 3 30 O'Clock yes.
terday Afternoon, held an Inquest over
the body of Archibald Fleming, the un.
fortunate young brakeman who lost his
HE on Thursday, while crossing the p
W. " B. railroad tracks on a w. 81 N.
shitter, near the west yard. The evi.
dence OF Thomas Cochran, 1900 West
Second street, and Engineer Valentine,
was In accordance with the facts put.
lished in Yesterdays REPUBLICAN
The coroner's jury then returned "a yer
dict OF Death from accident.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
complimentary Benefit

There will be complimentary bsne-
at tender ed TO David Downs at the Oli
Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening,
May 81, the tickets for which have
been placed at 10 cents. Mr. Downs
has been the jAnitor of the hall fer many
years, and there is no douo, but ae viii
have a crowded house.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Close of the suir,,h D..

The closing race at Suffolk p
Friday was the most ipteras,;l
closely contested event that ~
trotted In this locality this ssa]
was for horses of the .. 10 elias. '' IL
> Judge Davis, Captain lewis Bonl
Libby s., Texas horse. nsy,ij
The first heat was won by Levi. /
close contest with Davis. INV
half an hour was occupied in s s
the second heat, owing to the IN Il
Bonita to settle down. Anal
close and fast race followed in \
between Davis and Lcwis, re,,1
Davis capturing the heat. The |,
was q dead heat between the sanl
Libby 8. being but a head bebiu|
Bonita having been wi thdrawp n
heat. The Texas horse won M
heat by half a length from Davis
latter won the fifth and sixth b,
the race. Time, 2.2ll5, 22l. n
2512 2.2534, 9 30
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
- q - . -
No ~ hippipIs To-day.

Tie statement in the Morning News
that |. lumber Of pr aonera were to be
whipped TO day is Incorrect, as none
were sentenced to bs whipped until
next Saturday. 2lst inst !, when one
will s,and IN the rillory for an hour,
and the lash be applied TO seven.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
On the Market Street Extens ion

Of the Wilmington City Passenger Reiway offers
inducements, which cannot be surpassed, to secure
one of the finest and cheapest building lots
ever offered in this city, and upon terms so
liberal that they brought within the reach OF any
wanting desirable and beautiful home site The eeva
ted beautiful OF land offered to the public
eighyve 1857 acres which is elegantly located well
suited for business purposes and has been divided into lots
of various sizes (25xIoo feet and larger(
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Go To

TAYLOR g. Fullerton's, 302 Kiug street,
tor n vial of Hance's Mandrake Pell-ts'
They will cure headache, constipation,
&c. Are small, readi y swallowed, and
inst the thing for children.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

There was q large stterasa
ers and sellers in Tia king
ket this morning, aau 'no
were the railing prices; bu''
cents n pound; eggs, 10 :, >,
dozen; white potatoes, ~ ~ ~
half peck; osDbsye, ~ ~
head; lettuce, 3 to 5 oant' an
toes, 10 cents q quart nj
cents apiece; apinnach, ., u
half peck; oaic MS, 20 Genus .s
water cress, b csnts D puA
bsrrles, rs Co., II quar-
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

The Iriquois base ball club has or
uanized for the season, under the man
sgeroent of VIM. Stout. They are read =
10 ACCEPT all challenges from clubs
under IA years of age. Address, 100 E
Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Notice

A full attendance of all the mem bers
of Household of Faith Charch il 10
qussted 10 morrow, an business of i'm.
portance viii be Brought up for conpid.
Grafton.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

100 8a Washing Machines Free
To introduce them In Wilmington.
you want one aend at once to Monarct
Laundry Work., 50 Randolph street
Chicago, Illinois.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
VIM. B, SHARP & Co.
Fourth and Market SIS.

duced dress goods-an early |
drop for the hot months
double fold dress diagonals |
in the new spring shades are
worth at retail to-day 40 to
50 cents, and will be cheap
in any store YOU find them at
rs cents. The balance OF
ours, about fifteen pieces, are
reduced to I6 cents.
Drop again in double fold
plaids, light and dark tans
and grays. 573c from SOC.
Still another drop, this
time in fine crepe cloths,soft,
light, summary things, one
OF the incest thin dress goods
made. They are in light
and medium tans, ecrus,
blues and creams ; handsome
quality. Csc from 81.
Ladies' dress cloths, too
all we have left 69c from S5c
and camel's hair Sc, from 81.
A fine quality Of Saline in
all new colorings and pat
terms, both dark and light,
are down to 10c.
What are left Of a large
lot Of undressed kid glo
in sizes from 81 to 7, are re-
duced to 55c from 81.
Every lady who sees them
likes our Silk Eaffeta Gloves
- every dealer who comes
in to sell them packs up and
gets out-what is good for
one is bad tor the other. Do
you wonder ! SOC down to
I25c a pair 6 to 8 in sizes.
Ladies' Isle thread vests.
Easy, comfortable and cool.
Isl.
| Ladies' Balbriggan vests,
one of the incest Tor summer
wear---try them--F5 and
1870.
Children's fine ri b b e d
Black Hose, IS to 8. One
small lot reduced to 19c
from IS.
There's big bargains in
Jour basement among the lin
lens; muslins, towels and gen
eral merchandising goods
A special lot all pure linen
napkins, full size, reduced
from $I,75 to 81 Is.
Another is fifty dozen fine
double Barnsley napkins, full
s-.the prettiest patterns this
seaeon. s2.25 from s..
! q small LOT Of magnificent
'iquality white huck-a- back
towels, the hest we ever hac
Ivr the money! yards
| long, ! yards wide. Al
white ana beautifully bord
Tered and fringed in white
Ia good, fine buck is the bes'
bath towel to have. 30,
: Iffom so.
A good buck towel, rec
borders, i yards long by x
inches wide. 19c from Is.
4 a novelty in linen scarf.
! is here, stamped in unique
: and artistic designs, SIC t.
1850, and you'd pay tina
, much for the stamping alone.
Muslins aprons with the
: same stamped effects-25,
each-in grea I variety.
i We show the finest line O
lplaid rauslins and India lin
ems we ever had ; also, thu
new Florentine plaids il
g blues and reds, a new anc
!, beautiful thin dress stuff TO
3 ladies' and children's sum
y mer dresses-64 to 37bc.
A lot of odds and ends il
lplain and figured Swisses--
some as high as 5oc-all q
. lone price, I2ac.
il A carpet sweeper is al
, l ways a comfort in a house
) providing you get the RICH
enc. Ours is that one-th
|" Gold Medal" with top &C
70 ltion and adjustable snrinc
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Rucby's Fifteenth

The 18th ANNIVERSARY y, ~
AIRY Society will come On ~
evening next at the Opera : q !
ine. The opening address
livered By Rober, r n h' nj
declamat.ons By John ,! D,
smith and James s. s!s'G q.
will be read by E1 WIZ arsn
Frank e. Bigger. TO; Tso df ON
acted, one called 'oas ,,Nnrs
vote?" aud the other
" ac1 -
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
state of the Temperature


To morrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy, with rising teul peratu.e
bimilar conditions will probably pre-.
vail on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

The cheapest place In town to buy
soaus, comb brushes ard toilet afti
.eles is q, VIM. Spr!Dgei's, 402 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

Buy ali patent medicine at pstent
medicine cepot, 4G2 Market aIee,.
VIM. Springer.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
IRON CLAD.

what a name for cloth"
Couldn't do better. What
would you name q cloth
that won't break and can't
be torn, and almost in cossi-
Die TO wear out? We are
right. "It's just what people
want when ting with
their gold"
No other house he's this
Cloth, and if you want
double money's.worth you
must buy from us.
Ready to-day for great
business. Prices right.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
GREAT EXPLOSION

OF high prices for inferior goods-is the
latest phase of the warfare amongst the
clothiers of Wilmington ] This state of
affairs has been brought about by our &C
tive corpstltion and the consequent greet
rush Of buyers, who, on inspection, have
found that cur excellent goods, which are
cut and made right here in Wilmington
by our own workpeople, were really wi. At
We represented them 10 be; namely, of the
best fabrics, best trimmings, best style
and lowest prices. We hope for con
tinuation Of the great rush of buyers
which we have been having, and offer for
to-day's especial bargains goods at extra
ordinary low prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

Mr.. George c. Bon;fa s',a ~
cellens company WIZ oIsmy
gagenent ut the A ,cill BE-
this evening, anu w." Pl(
next week by "MuIdossn All
pany, com bined, with 1 nus
troups Of specialist, a iii
a stro ng team, which WIZ
draw well.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
political.

The following officers sn OF
e eIecsed last night: olsiI Aliu
Treasurer p, snaSsH r r. Griffith il, h. bsi
of =, the committee will d.
On monday nights.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
municipal Uoan, \

Municipal ooa
There will be a Man D. al's
the Irish National ., n afis|
a, 2 O'Clock tomorrow n b
the presidents CT the TO-
requested 10 Os OWEN j.
BUSINESS on a, :.
Mrs. Lockett hos a sO' 70 u
4oI Fast Third sif'e ,Is ID
who will continue ,so 'I pstrol
therefore solicIts the aud
residents In the Vicin'''
generally. ,--
yirtt quality Of Of Ol syslen. 4
at WIN. springoI's 81,
not, 4O2 Market :''FS''
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
These lots are now offered for sale

For csh upon monthly nstallnents of $50 ten dollars
each The prices range from $50 and upwards The OPP
portunty purchase OF these lots is most
desirable one.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

r UST-LASr EVENING, AN OVER
IL coat, IN going from Fourth and Mar
ket TO fourth and Union streets. The tindoI
will be suitably rewarded on retaining
same 10 $40 Market street. mia 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
The sire ct railroad

Will be built this Market street to Rivervew
Cemetery giving you rapid transit and cheap fares to this
locality These lots are bound to increase in value
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

STyaNIED-R SECONDHAND Stat i
w g:reon. Address J. L. Lhfs Once.
Dls 81 !,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

4TTLNtED-A WIRE ORR, FOR
~ general homework i eCo West 10Th
street. l2l4-2tl
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-16
I'VE THEM 4 CHANGED

That il to say, your lungs Also
all your breathing MACHINERY. Very
wonderful machinery it is. Not
only the larger air-passages, but the
thousands OF little tubes and cavities
leading from them.
ben these are c,ogged and
choked with matter which ouph. not
TO be there, Your lungs cannot halt
do their work And what they do.
they cannot do we'll.
Call it cold, cough, Group, catarrh,
pneumonia, consumption or any OF
the family of throat sud nose and
head and lung distractions, all are
bad. All ought TO be got rid of.
There IS Just Il sure way TO get
rid OF them. That is 10 take
Boschee's German Syrup. which any
druggist will sell you at 10 n 4
bottle. Even if everything else has
failed you, you may depend upon
this tor certain.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-16

AS will be seen from q prospectus
of the Wilmington Star, puoiisheo
in this issue of the OBSERVER, the
subscription price of that paper has
been reduced quite recently, SO that
now the daily Star q be had to-
Sc, and the weekly at 81 The Star
is beyond all question TIE ablest ed
tied paper in the State. In the way
OF literary excellence it stands with
ON, q rival in North Carolina; and as
tor tina. matter, il has few equals
anywhere.
--Remembcr the meeting OF
the Farmers of Orange County to
be held at Hillsboro, July 30,b.
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.Ex Lieutenant Gov. Jas. /

-1IA 1tCulCUnuI 'oN' O ~
Robinson died at his home in Frank
lin, Macon county, on the night Of
the llth inst, aged 40 years. The
State loses one OF it's most promi-
nent citizens by bis death.
The Raleigh Ne,os- Observer
says The President has Withdrawn
his acceptance OF the invitation to
visit St. Louis. He is going to At
lanta in October to visit the Pied.
mont Exposition and he is almost
certain to visit the State Fair here
at Raleigh about the same time,
The people OF North Carolina will
be glad to see him. Let them turn
out in numbers to make this fac,
plain.
- Gov. Gordon was hung in
efigy at Dalton, Ga, July sth, FROM
the gallows erected to hang Holman,
who was sentenced TO deatl. for
numbering a Young woman in Whit.
field county last year, because he
committed the sentence to imprisou-
mcnt for life. -Four thousand peo
pie who had flocked to Dalton to
witness the hanging of Holman be.
came SO indignant at Gordon's &C
ton that they heaped upon his eftigy
every indlgnity.
The payments of the treasury
on account of pensions since the Isl
OF July amount to nearly $4,000,
600, The expenditures 30 far Thu
month exceed the receipts by owe
s0,OOO,000 and there is every iudica
ton that this excess will be main
tanned, Ii not increased. throughou
the mouth. 1t is maintained at tn
treasury department that the larg
expenditures to be made betwee
now and September list will reduc
the treasury surplus to about $50
100000 by the last named date.
The Soudhe1m Tobacco Jou,
uaksays The recent rise in Tobacco
has caused much inquiry as TO wher
the price will stop. 1t is eviden
that the present rise will continu
FOR weeks yet, for the boom is sole
1t is the opinion of manufacturer
who are generally the best poste
men on such subjects, that tobacc
will remain high all the summer, O
at least until \ clear insight can b
had into the yield OF the 1887 plant
ing. The amount of tobacco in tn
hands OF the farmers is comparative
ly small, and prices are likely 10 ru
high. We see no prospect for lowe
prices anywhere in the near future
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-16
a DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administato,
upon the estate of Anzolet Rountrec,
deceased, | hereby give notice to all
persons having claims against the estate
to present them 10 me properly authe,.-
ucated on Or before July 4th, less, or
tins notice will be plead in bar OF re-
covery. and all persons owing said es-
tate are requested 10 make payment
and save'cosL
This ith day of July, 1857.
GEO. G. Ray,
Ac-ia.s'gE.or.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-16
For the Orange County Observer.
THORNS OF LIFE.

As we journey along the pathway
Of life, we must not expect TO al.
ways have bright aud beautiful
flowers cluster around us but re.
member that thorns grow upon the
stems with roses Too. All yes,
dark days must come TO US and we
all have to bow beneath the shadow
and the cross sometimes. But when
dark clouds hover DER US let each OF
us with a cheerful spirit say =
I'll take the thorns because they grew
Upon the stems with roses too
And maybe God will graft sometime,
Some roses on these thorns of mine.